Arizona Representative Matt Gress seeks clarification from AG Kris Mayes on the legality of a lease-purchase agreement between two school districts, citing financial and legal concerns.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes sues the Trump administration for cutting biomedical research funding, a move allegedly jeopardizing medical advances and violating the Administrative Procedure Act.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes opposes a recent anti-SLAPP ruling in the case of alleged fake electors, intending to appeal the decision that could impact election integrity.

A U.S. District Court ordered the restoration of $3 trillion in funding withheld by the Trump administration, a move praised by Attorney General Kris Mayes.

Protests against Trump administration policies have continued for eight nights in downtown Phoenix, with a focus on opposition to deportation policies. The demonstrations have remained peaceful under police oversight.

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office announced reforms to improve election processes, including removing inactive voters and personal data from signature verification, and enhancing the UOCAVA process for military voters.

Arizona Governor appoints conservationist Kurt Kerr to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, highlighting his extensive background in wildlife conservation and education.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs highlights plans for workforce development, border security, childcare cost reduction, and water management during her statewide tour, as per the Office of the Arizona Governor.

Arizona State Representative Quang Nguyen has proposed HCR2053, a resolution to amend the state constitution, removing traffic violation immunity for lawmakers, aiming for equal legal accountability.

Senators Mark Kelly and Thom Tillis introduced the bipartisan Alternatives to PAIN Act, aiming to increase access to non-opioid pain treatments for seniors and address the opioid crisis.

Senator Mark Kelly joins a bipartisan effort demanding action after a Trump memo disrupted Head Start funding, impacting programs and leaving children without services.

Arizona Supreme Court clarifies parental rights for unwed fathers, stating compliance with only one of two statutes suffices in establishing paternity.

The Arizona Auditor General seeks firms to audit the State Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Proposals are due by Feb 24, 2025, for the year-long project ending June 19, 2026.